By Ashley Oelsen
Los Angeles County Supervisor Lindsey P. Horvath's decision to terminate the two proposed bridge housing facilities at 413 and 825 Ocean Avenue represents a pivotal
My preference is to ignore the President’s twittering on social media, but I feel obligated to make an exception. In case you missed it, last week there was a
Westside Food Bank will host its 35th Annual 5K Hunger Walk on Nov. 2 at Ocean View Park to raise awareness and funds for fighting hunger.
Registration is free, aimed
By Michelle Edgar
Special to the Daily Press
Southern California Development Forum (SCDF) members gathered in Santa Monica yesterday for a behind-the-scenes tour of one of the most
Music industry executives, investors and technology startups will converge on Santa Monica's beaches Nov. 4-6 for Music Tectonics 2025, a conference focused on moving the music business
A comprehensive coastal vulnerability assessment warns that Malibu's critical Highway 1 corridor, thousands of homes, and the city's narrow beaches face significant threats from rising sea
The Santa Monica City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to establish new transparency standards for supportive and transitional housing projects, following weeks of community outcry over a proposed behavioral health facility
SMDP's Weekly Guide to Food & Entertainment Goings-On In & Around Town includes A LOT of Halloween events for kids and adults, Museum of Illusions opening, and
For months, cities around the state have ramped up enforcement against people sleeping in tents on the street. Now, some are focusing on a new target: People who live in
The City of Malibu is strengthening wildfire preparedness through regional partnerships and local initiatives following devastating recent fires.
On Oct. 7, the city submitted a letter of support for Los
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As in-person voting begins in California’s special election on redistricting, Gov. Gavin Newsom has repeatedly asserted that the Trump administration could send immigration agents to polling places in
Democratic politicians throughout California — those already in office and those who want in — assume that voters will rearrange the state’s 52 congressional districts next month and create new career
